The 8th Conference of the Arab Women Organization (AWO) kicked off Tuesday in Beirut, in a virtual format, with the participation of senior officials representing several Arab countries, including Morocco.
Morocco is represented at this conference held under the theme “Arab Women and Cultural Challenges” by Jamila El Moussali, Minister of Solidarity, Social Development, Equality and Family, and member of the AWO Executive Council.
Held on February 23-25 with the participation of representatives of international, regional and local organizations and a distinguished group of researchers, academics and experts from Arab countries, the conference approaches women’s issues from a cultural perspective, sheds light on the challenges that Arab women face due to the stereotypes rooted in the societal culture about the status and roles of women.
The conference also discusses the role of public policies, legal and economic frameworks in combating stereotypical culture and allowing women to overcome the restrictive influences of traditional culture and positively engage in the development of society.
The event includes 24 scientific papers prepared by distinguished researchers and experts from Arab countries, including Morocco. These papers will be discussed in five working sessions.
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